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Congratulations!! I'm glad the video helped!

Sorry! I'll make a list for you next time :)

Oh wow, sorry I didn't even realise this was on mobile so I'm not sure how to lock items there. If you want to play as the rogue you need to unlock the refuge building. I haven't had the chance to develop a rogue strategy so I can't really help you there, but if you just want to beat the game, I do think using this guide and the necro is easier.

Thanks for the encouragement! Not defeated yet, but I became a dad this year so I'm going to struggle to get more than a handful of videos out now!

Yes, you're absolutely right! Someone else also pointed out that I actually have 5 skeletons at 15:27, which makes it even more embarassing that I didn't know about it when I made the video. I think you can have 8 skeletons, 2 base, 5 from items (one more item slot with arsenal), and then 1 more with art of control.

@@ANomadInGameLand I ended up beating the game yesterday with your strat, though I changed rocks for rivers since the harpies and goblins were too much of a problem. Thanks a lot. I first tried the game back in 2021 and got stuck in act 3 and just gave up after a while. Now I'm doing a Warrior potions build that seems to be pretty strong, going over loop 70 without issue.

😅 Fair enough! How about this other tip I've been working on: summon quality < skeleton lvl < max skeletons?

Thanks for watching! :) can't go wrong for 85p!

That's great to hear! Did you manage to beat it yet?

@@ANomadInGameLand I had beaten the first boss before and even tried out the assasin afterwards. But restarted save and managed to beat the first boss again, but alas due to time constraints couldn't get back into it proper. Should do it over the weekend now though.

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@@womple8616 I had to miss it, my bad :)

Thank you! Yeah, you're right, I probably should have mentioned more about the placement and buffs. It is useful info but I don't think it's really something that you need to worry about too much. I wouldn't recommend spawning harpies in Chapter 1 or 4 though.

@@womple8616 Thanks for pointing it out :)

😂 Dang, I knew I should have said max skeletons > lvl > quality more times!

Congratulations! That's awesome and I'm happy to hear that the guide helped! Had I known you were having a tough time with chapter 4, I would have suggested checking out another video of mine ( ruclips.net/video/xaQN_t6Z_Hs/видео.html ) where I play it out in full but I'm glad you got there in the end without it 🙂

@@ANomadInGameLand I'm trying to decide whether it's worth it to keep playing after reaching credits. There isn't any other content I haven't yet discovered is there?

@@drdramatik Eh! It depends how much of a completionist you are. There are some secret bosses, though you probably wouldn't find them without looking for what to do online. But they're really time intensive to find and some of them can be really tough. Aside from that, getting some extra dialogue from beating chapter 4 over and over again. It seemed like busy work to me but you might want to give it a try!

@@ANomadInGameLand oh okay thank you so much for your reply! I'll look into it and see for myself

I'm sure we all have our own Rad Ghost, we just have to believe in him...

For me it’s mainly about trying to 100% the levels but it’s so annoying to do without watching a video so it’s meh

I know what you mean! Maybe the super powers come later? Having said that, the game did grow on me eventually, I think the characters put me off more than the gameplay!

@@mrsteeleftw 100% sounds really tough but also seemed a bit boring to me - do you think it's worth doing?

Done! 😉

@@ANomadInGameLand thanks been waiting for months now 🎉🎉

@@pramodr9460 Thank you for waiting! Hopefully it was worth it :)

@@ANomadInGameLand It was definitely worth it.

@@pramodr9460 🙂🙂🙂

haha! me too! must be the 'superliminal' advertising...

haha, I know right! What's funny is that this is exactly what happened when I was recording from my guide the first time. Bandits stole my +1 max skeleton rings

Thank you! Oh boy, that would require me to actually learn what all the combinations are! maybe, let me see if I get the time. 3x3 rocks isn't necessarily bad but I would avoid it complately in chapter 1 and 4. In my chapter 3 run I think I actually go out of my way to spawn harpees.

Aww thanks! You should definitely check it out, it's a much more interesting game than I sell it as!

Yeah i agree, i think the guy is a producer as well.

hah! Now that's an old reference!

haha! might as well have been, no idea what that was!

Yeah I thought so! I know what you mean about the 2 buttons, I think it was a brave design choice, it might have worked but I dunno, just didn't feel right. Very cool that it's a generated game though!

Thanks for explaining! :) that makes sense, I don't think I would have ever figured out what footprint was if you didn't explain it!

I thought it was really fun too. If I had known at the time of recording how old it was, I think I would have appreciated it more!

Thank you!! :)

oh yeah! I would have been so confused if i opened it by accident! ohh, interesting, thanks for letting me know Draco!

😂 that might be a bit too harsh, I think I'd give it a "new research options available" out of 10

Just 3 more! I've played a couple more than I've uploaded. I just finished playing escape academy, I'll let you watch the video to find out what I thought ;)

That's a very fair point! Unfortunately though, the first hour of this game really didn't have very actual gameplay at all. So I feel like I can't really have a proper opinion of it for ghostwire yet. :(

@@ANomadInGameLand i kinda hate how lots of medern games are way too narative driven and tge worst part they try to be more like movies while games could use gameplay to tell stories and immurse the player to tell great stories like in far cry 3 undertale fallout new vegas and other games

@@whateverr64 It's not all modern games, but I do know what you mean! I think the last 3 or 4 games I played, the intro was just 10 minutes of watching a story. I think narrative is really important but you're right, they're trying too much to be movies, and they forget that it's a game first. Maybe it's because video games make more money than movies now? I played a game on the channel the other day call Deliver Us Mars, this is the worst example I've seen. The first hour was something like 40 min of cut scenes and 20 min of walking simulator!

yeah it's cuze companies and studios don't want to take risks so they go to the most easy thing and obv way to attract people especially how they try to attract people who don't care about videogames they forget that their is a lot of people who want challenging games that focus on gameplay and forget that games have great potontial to tell great stories without fallowing movie standards i think the problem is mostly that companies don't have love or care when making their games that's why you see indie games that have better stories while focusing more on gameplay @@ANomadInGameLand

also i played deliver us to mars and damn that gave me life is strange ptsd man@@ANomadInGameLand

It sounds like most Bethesda games then? I remember playing Oblivion back in the day and exclusively playing the side content.

Aww I'm glad you liked it! Have you managed to finish the game? Yeah it's surprisingly polished game, the animations and music are both great!

@@ANomadInGameLand I haven't had a chance to yet. I got all the things unlocked in the village first and then beat act 1. I've just been taking my time, enjoying the amazing soundtrack and just having fun. My 10 year old LOVES watching me play it. Lol. Then work and kids have swamped me. Hoping to hop back in tomorrow.

I wish I would have known about it when it first came out. I saw Devolver made a Vinyl of the soundtrack. The price is over $150 now though on resale. :(

@@murdocloco6638 I had no idea they released a Vinyl! Just checked it out, the art looks stunning! $150 way too much though, scalpers man!

I know right! So relaxing!

Absolute Drift was an immaculate game, although it did absolutely batter my head at times, well worth a buy.

Oh no! That's such a shame! I felt fine playing it, but now that I look back on the footage, I think it's making me dizzy too! Thanks for the suggestion, I'll make sure to check it out! :)

@@ANomadInGameLand Didn't stop me from dumping 45 hours in it hahaha

@@goldrivers598 🤣 🤣you beast!!

i would still buy it on Steam no matter what. I only get stuff from EGS when shit is free.

Thanks for the insight! If it was 100% legit though, would you buy a key? I'd like to do some research on how these keys get sourced exactly, maybe even do a video on it! Sorry, I'm copying and pasting this because a lot of the comments seem to mention piracy. I'm not sure I understand the point about piracy, especially if it's a legit key. Piracy will definitely result in devs getting zero but not with keys. Piracy is also definitely illegal, with you being complicit. My understanding is that the vast majority of keys are completely above board. So to me, pirating a game doesn't sound like the same outcome as getting a legit cd key for a product. On top of that, piracy also means a worse product, with things like multi-player or updates likely to be unavailable. I really don't get why a key would be worse than piracy personally.

@@ANomadInGameLand The point is its not a legit key. They mainly use key gens or use stolen cards etc. piracy is bad too but its better than illegitimate purchase. piracy doesnt incur further loss. if one game is cracked or comes without DRM protection, its simply restriction from further profits. however we dont exactly know how refund works whether the company incurs a loss or the platform does. it cannot be just a restriction from profit alone.

It's a shame that you didn't like the video, but l haven't disabled likes/dislikes, so please do feel free to dislike the video if you want. Sorry, I'm copying and pasting this because a lot of the comments seem to mention piracy. I'm not sure I understand the point about piracy, especially if it's a legit key. Piracy will definitely result in devs getting zero but not with keys. Piracy is also definitely illegal, with you being complicit. My understanding is that the vast majority of keys are completely above board. So to me, pirating a game doesn't sound like the same outcome as getting a legit cd key for a product. On top of that, piracy also means a worse product, with things like multi-player or updates likely to be unavailable. I really don't get why a key would be worse than piracy personally.

@@ANomadInGameLand These really good deals that beat any official sale? They are never legit. Because the game was never sold at such a low rate, and the only way you can get the keys, is if you haven't used them, so we are not talking about old school physical copy resales, after the owner beat the game. So, someone got the game, and without ever playing it, sells it. If this sale is much lower than the best sale the game ever got, then the seller will lose money, and such not worth doing, unless: 1) The seller gets the key for free. Usually this happens by the misappropriation of keys sent out to journalists and RUclipsrs for review purposes, and somebody screws up somewhere along the line. 2) They bought the game at a higher price they are selling, but they did so via stolen credit cards. In this case, the game purchase will be charged back, and the game will be removed from the account, but the money the buyer pays to the reseller is untouched by this and is a legit transaction, and since the reseller didn't spend their own money, it's pure profit for them. In this case, everybody gets screwed, aside of the reseller and the CD-key site (since their sale fee is also paid via legit money). The buyer loses the game and the money and the developer actually pays for the transaction (charge back fees will hit them), on top of not getting any actual money for their product. This last part is why devs generally prefer piracy to sites like G2A. They are losing the purchase price anyway, but at least they don't have to pay for the charge back.

Thanks for the insight! What do you mean about malpractices? And does that apply to all cd keys? Sorry, I'm copying and pasting this because a lot of the comments seem to mention piracy. I'm not sure I understand the point about piracy, especially if it's a legit key. Piracy will definitely result in devs getting zero but not with keys. Piracy is also definitely illegal, with you being complicit. My understanding is that the vast majority of keys are completely above board. So to me, pirating a game doesn't sound like the same outcome as getting a legit cd key for a product. On top of that, piracy also means a worse product, with things like multi-player or updates likely to be unavailable. Devs would rather you definitely act criminally to get a worse product rather than run the risk of funding scammers? I don't know, that doesn't quite make sense, at least to me.

@ANomadInGameLand CD Keys are common acquired through stolen credit cards or other forms of money fraud, where the money ends up back in the bank instead of going to the developers. There's a video by Karma called "Where Do Game Key Sites Get Their Keys" that explains the entire situation. I highly recommend you give it a watch, and show it to others as well.

@@ANomadInGameLand The key problem with this though is with retailers like steam themselves. They aren't doing enough to validate cards are legitimate. Seriously, if an account was made in Ukraine, then attempts to use a card from the U.S it should raise some red flags.

@@nathankrehbiel105 Thanks for sharing! I'll check it out in a sec

@@waddlesticks Fair enough! It's true, if they know it's a problem then it really is their responsibility to have strict systems in place to control the situation.

That's not quite what I'm saying but I do get what you mean if cd keys are only a couple of quid lower, in which you might as well buy direct. So in my list, cyberpunk and rdr2, there's no real point getting a key to save 1 or 2 pounds. 20% off on other titles is not a vaguely lower price though, it's a pretty significant discount. I don't know too much about how cd keys are purchased, and sure, there may be some shady stuff going on. I completely understand if you someone wouldn't want to risk it but I don't it would be fair to discredit the entire market because of it though. I'm not sure I understand your point about piracy, especially if it's a legit key. Piracy will definitely result in devs getting zero but not with keys. Piracy is also definitely illegal, with you being complicit. My understanding is that the vast majority of keys are completely above board. So to me, pirating a game doesn't sound like the same outcome as getting a legit cd key for a product. On top of that, piracy also means a worse product, with things like multi-player or updates likely to be unavailable. Sorry, this was a long comment, and I do genuinely want to know more about the world of CD keys but I'm struggling to understand some of your points here.

wanted to replay the ones i had on the PS3 after it stopped working and got stolen

​@@Sparkie1701-Anice Lego games are pretty fun I might buy some laters!

​@@Sparkie1701-Adamm how'd it got stolen?

Fair enough! I'm no expert on Lego games but I just looked at 5 of them. All of them were cheaper on Epic. Steam is more expensive, and the CD keys are even worse.

@@ANomadInGameLand Hey dude great video, keep up the good work!